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The light produced by that event would escape into space and it's likely at least some of that light would continue along a path where it wouldn't become totally scattered (since space is mostly empty) creating a permanent record of the eventIf a tree falls in a forest, but the only one who heard it gets killed by said falling tree, is there any proof that it made a sound?
Provided the observer is also privy to certain atmospheric conditions on earth, he could deduce such an event made a sound billions of years later (should he be able to collect the light with adequate precision)










